The Corallo armchair is created from hand-curved steel wire finished with epoxy paints. Painstakingly bent and soldered by hand, the wire is then smoothed to eliminate any jutting edges, and made silky to the touch. Like a jumbled up mass of string thrown into a waste paper bin, the disjointed construction from some angles appears […]

A slick, multi-functional molded chair made of rigid structural polyurethane, having a metallic core. Its backrest is covered of about 900 hundred flexible stalks made of rigid PVC. It is totally painted in polyurethane opaque paints, and it is available in six colors. designer: fernando & humberto campana producer: edra materials: polyurethane and steel period: […]

Scrigno is part modern art, part light reflecting mirror system, and part stand-alone cupboard (cabinet, chest of drawers, sideboard). Every visible surface is clad in shiny splinters of laser-cut Reflex, a reflective acrylic material in gold, silver and other colors. designer: fernando & humberto campana producer: edra materials: acrylic period: 2009

Kooky and tropical, yet fully functional the Cabana is a storage unit arranged around a central column supporting five shelves: the structure, in aluminum and other metals, is entirely concealed by dangling lengths of fire-proofed raffia. designer: fernando & humberto campana producer: edra materials: raffia and aluminum period: 2010

An evolution of the coffee table into a chaotic mosaic of reflecting glass pieces. The brilliant colors pay tribute to the designersʼ country of origin and the stones on which the capital, Brasilia, was built. A medley of different sizes and heights, the shimmering multicolored shards form a series of magical kaleidoscopes and still work funtionally in any living space.

designer: fernando & humberto campana
producer: edra
materials: glass and stainless steel
period: 2005

A macabre and striking wrap-around armchair with steel frame painted with epoxy powders; several days’ manual work is required to build the seat, together with high expertise for the weaving. The five hundred meters of special rope with an acrylic core, covered in cotton, are first woven onto the frame to create a structure and […]